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48 § #4 Â¥} 44 [| Just who is ‘the. heavyweig wrestling champion of Lake Coun will be decided tomorrow night ( day), when Jim McMillien of tioch and Lou Plummer. of Wa climb through the ropes to set their six year dispute at Renehan‘ new openâ€"air arena at Round | The Antioch star and the Wa: While the main attraction will the Plummer â€" McMillen champio ship go, the preliminary mate should also keep the spectators an uproar during the early part the evening. Matchmaker White selected â€" several of the leadi wrestlers for these matches. In semiâ€"windup, "Buckets" Goldenbe Milwaukee‘s sensational young wrei tler and Green Bay Packers footbal star, is pitted against a rough an tough customer in George M Chicago rowdy and Bohemian cham, pion. gan . "Wild man" finished trainin for their battle and each appear i the pink of condition. Plummer wi carry an eighteenâ€"pound weight vantage as he will enter the ‘ring 239 while McMillen will scale The bout, which has stirred u: much bitter rivalry between the 1 lowers of the two men, is :Eo' traditional in character as it a battle for "glory and honor ra than for gold." § In the event of rain the show wil be postponed to the following da Saturday, June 30. Jim McMilien and :R a Lou Plummer Will _‘ Wrestle Tomorrow PAGE SIX CHIC Let us tell you about Carey Shingles and Roll Roofingsâ€"the standard for over 60 _ //\ years. We will be glad to give you a BEmre your roof is ready for bad weather. If n‘;gowom you may profit by reâ€"roofing now, before prices advance. a new allâ€"time low. Sleeping car fares are down f. ® full third. Ask for "Summer Outings" foldet‘ their best, in picturesque settings. And this season **North Wectegn's?‘ round trip nsn'l fares are down to Board a "North Western" train any evening and mz:at morning you‘re there. You “sep-us;'oilq no time at all . . . sleep like a top .. , and suddenly discover this old world is a pretty good place all. It‘s vacationland per eacellence . . . the Bi Woodsâ€"smilin mo-scemed "sunâ€"treated ait. Boating, bathing, fishing, golf, tennis, hiking at Black I Grof peaks and fln Jamraut io nighstare i1 ar d irewaibnc w io: pinl paripmabpes cagn ol PSWEET JUIGY: u0 .000 4 W suit your . | a mfteroec< _ IOpRNGRG "Garden Pilgrimage" ‘ on Saturday, June 3p For this weekâ€"end the North Sho Garden Center has planned an exâ€" tensive "garden pilgrimage"; a President, : H.. B., Roberts, in viceâ€"president, W. L, Winters, M.D.; secretaryâ€"treasurer, Roy A. n man, M.D.; and member execu! eogn;nittec. ,Grover Q. Grady, M.D. Mrs. Ada Foster Behanna, of William R. Behanna, corpora counsel of Waukegan, and asisterâ€" inâ€"law of Paul Behanna of Highland Park, and Wilfred E. Hall, Wayâ€" kegan attorney, were drowned Fox Lake during a storm last Sa urday night when they, accomp: ied by four other members of yachting party, were on their way back to Crab Apple Island t Funeral services for Mr. H were held at 2 o‘clock Tuesday afâ€" ternoon at the First Methodi Church, Waukegan, and â€"burial wa in the North Shore Garden of Mem: ories. § t â€"QHOOBSC3 NCW UIHLELID| Oopfopqe: fllt:: e m _ I! ‘<| open , to ~| At the annual meeting of the medâ€" :flzw‘w, W ical staff of the Highland Park Ho#â€"| 50.ceht fifi“ pital, held recently, the following 0fâ€"| o visit As â€" ficers were elected for the n | wish dfi?‘ 1984â€"35: may "ty hi Mrs. William Behanna and Wilfred E. 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